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1 year ago

Elimination method x+4y=1 -3x-5y=-10

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nevsk [136]1 year ago

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Answer:

x = 5 and y = 1 is the answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

(-5)(x+4y=1)

(-4)(-3x-5y=-10)

-5x + -20y = -5

12x + 20y = 40

———————

7x + 0 = 35

7x= 35

7x/7 = 35/7

x = 5

subtitution:

x= 5

x + 4y = 1

5 + 4y = 1

4y = 1 - 5

4y = 4

4y/4 = 4/4

y = 1

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